The Royal Institution of Great Britain

The Royal Institution of Great Britain (RI) is a prestigious organization founded in 1799 that promotes scientific education and research. It is known for its public lectures and demonstrations, which make complex scientific concepts accessible to everyone. The RI is also famous for its Christmas Lectures, aimed at inspiring young people to pursue science. Located in London, the institution supports innovation in science and technology and fosters a community of scientists, educators, and the public to engage with science through various programs and activities.